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planning report Martins Rd DBW - 29.09.21
Visitor Accommodation Code
Provision Code Provision Proposal Compliance
Visitor accommodation is not located within:
AO1 – Location There are no intensive animal industries, Y
1. 150 metres of land within the Low impact horticulture or agricultural operations on
industry zone; adjoining properties.
2. 200 metres of land within the Medium
impact industry zone;
3. the designated separation area of a Key
Resource Area;
4. 250 metres of an intensive animal
industry, intensive horticulture use
or rural industry; or
5. 100 metres of agricultural operations
on adjoining premises.
In the Rural zone or Rural
AO2 – Size Residential zone the site used for Nature- The site is 15ha in size Y
based tourism or short-term
accommodation has a minimum area of 4
hectares.
Accommodation within a water catchment
A04 – Effects of area relies on minimal clearing of No clearing is required and only minimal Y
Use natural vegetation, earthworks, and earthworks are required to accommodate the
cabins.
movement of sediments or nutrients from
the site and any on-site disposal of effluent is
to a secondary treatment standard.
Accommodation is sited so as not to
A08.3 – Safety overlook the living areas of neighbouring The cabins are designed and located so as not Y
and Amenity premises be seen by adjoining properties.
Visitor Accommodation is directly accessible
A011.1 - Traffic from a sealed road or a good standard Martins Road is a sealed road which includes a Y
gravelled road shared gravel easement through the site. The
proposal is a consistent use and the 4 cabins
will result in less traffic than an as of right
intensive rural industry occurring on the site.
Short term parking is provided near
AO12.2 the office to allow for check-in and check-out. Parking is provided adjacent to each of the Y
cabins. The owners seek to run the short term
accommodation use via an online platfrom with
access codes and directions. The owners also
live onsite and will meet the tourists within each
of the units.
where reticulated water supply is not
AO13.2 available, visitor accommodation is provided Rainwater tanks are to be provided with each of Y
with an alternative drinking water supply the cabins in accordance with the relevant
source (e.g. rainwater) that complies with guidelines considered as part of the building
the Australian Drinking Water Guidelines and plumbing approvals.
(NHMRC,2011)
Except where in the form of a serviced
PO22 apartment or hotel room the short term Each unit includes kitchen, dining and laundry Y
accommodation use is provided with facilities to accommodate the needs of visitors.
sufficient kitchen, dining, laundry and
common room facilities to accommodate the
needs of visitors and resident staff.
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